Sentence examples for nation dependent from inspiring English sources

"Those responsible have forgotten that there is a whole nation dependent on this industry.

His portrait of a nation dependent on manufacturing is far removed from the real economy of today, which is dominated by services.

Meanwhile, there are already concerns that too weak a currency could bring pain to a nation dependent on imports for energy and food.

China has been transformed from an oil exporter as recently as 1994 into a nation dependent on imports, mainly from the volatile Mideast and Africa, for half its oil needs.

Nigeria's currency has lost 114% of its value in a year and there are signs that this trend might continue, raising local prices in a nation dependent on imports.

But the government's performance since the floods, which have left 20 million people homeless and the nation dependent on handouts from skeptical foreign donors, has laid bare the deep underlying tensions between military and civilian leaders.

He is also scathing about the Paris climate deal, which he calls "tepid" in its approach to climate justice, and leaves poor nations dependent on the charity of richer nations.

In sum, the hegemonists were looking to transform overwhelming military superiority into diplomatic and economic pre-eminence, leaving other nations dependent or disadvantaged and America secure for the indefinite future.

While the story might be decidedly less rosy the next few years for nations dependent upon raw materials, the biggest consumers of high-tech electronics will benefit.

Environmental group Oceana recently noted that nations dependent upon the sea will face food security threats as greater temperatures and atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide increase ocean acidity and put marine life at risk.

Getting all of this wrong would be a nightmare for other Asian nations dependent on exports to China, and on U.S. manufacturers praying for double the level of exports.